West Virginia Transfer on Death Deed Form

West Virginia Transfer on Death Deed Form

A West Virginia transfer on death deed is a document that transfers property ownership upon the grantor’s death. The deed allows the named beneficiary to inherit the property immediately after the owner’s death without probate. Executing a transfer on death deed does not modify an owner’s property rights during their lifetime.

Last updated May 25th, 2025

A West Virginia transfer on death deed is a document that transfers property ownership upon the grantor’s death. The deed allows the named beneficiary to inherit the property immediately after the owner’s death without probate. Executing a transfer on death deed does not modify an owner’s property rights during their lifetime.

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Recording and Resources

Formatting

  • Paper: 8.5″ x 14″ max.
  • Margins: 2″ top margin (required by some counties)
  • Font: 10pt[1]

Signing and Recording

  • Signing Requirements: Notarization[2]
  • Where to Record: County Clerk’s Office[3]
  • Recording fees: $30 (+ $1 per page exceeding 5 pages) (as of this writing)[4]

Resources